Effects of weather variability and air pollutants on emergency admissions for cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases
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Masahiro Hashizume | M. Hashizume | T. Tsukahara | T. Nomiyama | Teruomi Tsukahara | Tetsuo Nomiyama | Aya Hori | Yoko Tsuda | Y. Tsuda | A. Hori
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